Zerzabelshof, Residential district in Nuremberg, Germany

Zerzabelshof, known as Zabo, is a district on Nuremberg's eastern edge, bordered by Dutzendteich to the southwest and Mögeldorf to the north and northeast. It is mostly low-density, with many one- and two-family houses and gardens. The Goldbach stream flows through it, and the Lorenzer Reichswald lies to the east.

The area first appears in records from 1309 as part of the Lorenzer Imperial Forest administration. The name comes from early forest officials who worked in this region.

The Academy of Fine Arts brings artistic activity to the neighborhood through teaching and creative projects. Regular student exhibitions and works shape how the district looks and feels to visitors.

Zerzabelshof lies on Nuremberg's eastern edge, between Dutzendteich to the southwest and Mögeldorf to the north and northeast, with Tullnau, Weichselgarten and Gleißhammer to the west. The Goldbach, a tributary of the Pegnitz, runs through the district, and the Lorenzer Reichswald begins directly to the east. The Schmausenbuck rises to 391 m to the northeast.

The soccer club 1. FC Nürnberg has been based here since 1913 and shaped the district's identity. The club won multiple German championships while playing on their original grounds in this area.